Salient. Victoria University Student Newspaper. Volume. 33, Number 7. 27 May, 1970
More Vile Ravings in the interests of Truth of course
More Vile Ravings in the interests of Truth of course
Someone has blundered.
One is entitled to ask why both Procesh and Embryo were allowed to take place at the same time
(you may, if you wish, protest that they are not the same thing anyway)
:such duplication of potential can only lead to diffusion of effort and consequent
loss of standards. The results on Procesh
day were dismally obvious. When the overall colours of a celebration are grey and brown, however wasply appropriate,
(and that's not just a visual observation) the time-for anything-is at hand. On
this occasion at least, brevity was not what it might more advantageously have been.
Stand on the students!
Embryo is contemporary, honest, mature, concise, colourful, witty. All of these things Procesh '70 wasn't.
Anyhow who needs Procesh when we've got Wellington?
Truth Says it must End
Hear also what comfortable words O.E.D. saith: "that which is still in idea, as
opposed to that which is actual in fact."
Here is an idea:
There is at least one embryo connoisseur in Wellington (fact). There might be others. Find one. Try it on him-in the interests of truth, of course.